Men`s Basketball Program and Media Guide 2010-2011

Men’s Basketball Program and Media Guide
2010-11
Hudson Valley Community College
Quick Facts
Founded
1953
Colors
Green and White
Enrollment
14,000
Nickname
Vikings
President
Interim Athletic Director
Assistant Athletic Director
Hudson Valley Web Site
Home Court
Affiliations
2009-10 Record
Head Coach
Record at Hudson Valley
Assistant Coaches
Athletic Department
Dr. Andrew J. Matonak
Kristan Pelletier
(518) 629-7328
TBA
(518) 629-7328
www.hvcc.edu
McDonough Complex
(seats approximately 4,000)
Mountain Valley Conference
NJCAA Division III Region III
20-9
Ken Dagostino (Second Year)
(518) 629-7367
20-9
Doug Gejay
Aaron Hahn
Coaching Staff Members
Baseball
Dave Hennessey
(518) 629-7328
Football
Jason Houghtaling
(518) 629-7196
Women’s Soccer
Jay Pokines
(518) 629-7328
Men’s Basketball
Kenneth Dagostino
(518) 629-7367
Women’s Golf
Cathie Olf
(518) 629-7328
Softball
Megan Farrely
(518) 629-7328
Women’s Basketball
Gabrielle Doemel
(518) 629-7366
Ice Hockey
Matt Alvey
(518) 629-7574
Women’s Tennis
Andrew Scampini
(518) 629-7328
Men’s and Women’s
Bowling
Joe Prest
(518) 629-7328
Lacrosse
Joe Hayes
(518) 629-7328
Women’s Volleyball
Shelby Sayre
(518) 629-7327
Men’s and Women’s
Cross Country
Chuck Terry
(518) 629-7328
Men’s Soccer
Travis Cooke
(518) 629-7328
Table of
Contents
About Hudson Valley Community College.........................................................2
Athletic Facilities .............................................................................................5
Team Roster.....................................................................................................6
Coaches Profiles and Photos ............................................................................7
2010-11 Season Preview .................................................................................8
Player Profiles and Photos .............................................................................10
Viking Club.....................................................................................................24
2009-10 Results, Statistics and Honors .........................................................27
Viking Records ...............................................................................................28
Where They’ve Gone ......................................................................................30
Administration ...............................................................................................33
Winter Sports Schedules........................................................Inside Back Cover
Men’s Basketball Schedule ...............................................................Back Cover
About
Hudson Valley Community College
Hudson Valley Community College’s mission is to provide
dynamic, student-centered, comprehensive and accessible
opportunities that address the diverse needs of the community.
Hudson Valley annually serves more than 14,000 credit
and non-credit students each year. The college was established
in 1953 as a technical school, but during the past five decades
has transformed itself into one of SUNY’s largest and most
comprehensive community colleges. The college is the sixth
largest community college in the SUNY system and has more
than 65,000 alumni.
The college is sponsored by Rensselaer County and is part
of the State University of New York system. Currently the
second largest public college or university in the Capital
Region, Hudson Valley Community College offers more than
70 degree and certificate programs through its four schools:
Business; Engineering and Industrial Technologies; Health
Sciences; and Liberal Arts and Sciences.
The college employs more than 630 full- and part-time
faculty members, and has a $360 million annual economic
impact on Rensselaer County, according to a recent analysis by
the Capital District Regional Planning Commission.
While 80 percent of Hudson Valley’s students come from
the Capital Region, the student population includes students
from nearly all of the counties of New York State, many other
states and dozens of foreign countries. The college is ranked in
the top three percent nationally in the number of associate
degrees awarded annually.
The college is accredited by the Commission on Higher
Education and is a member of the Middle States Association of
Colleges and Schools. All of Hudson Valley’s programs are
registered and approved by the New York State Department of
Education with the authority to award associate degrees in arts,
sciences, applied sciences and occupational studies, as well as
occupation-specific certificates. In addition, several of the
academic programs are accredited by specialized national
professional accrediting associations, such as the National
League for Nursing, the National Accrediting Agency for
Clinical Laboratory Sciences and the Accreditation Board for
Engineering and Technology.
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As a full-opportunity college with a strong commitment to
teaching and learning, the college makes it possible for every
applicant to pursue a program of study.
Hudson Valley is committed to meeting the educational
and training needs of diverse constituencies. Within a year of
graduation, 94 percent of Hudson Valley graduates find
employment in their field or successfully transfer directly to a
four-year institution.
The college’s academic programs are designed to be
consistent with those offered by other two-year institutions
within the SUNY system and to promote compatibility and
transferability to four-year institutions. The college maintains
joint admission and transfer agreements with dozens of fouryear colleges and universities.
Hudson Valley also offers many distinctive programs,
including vocational apprenticeship programs, unique health
sciences programs and a General Education Certificate. For
example, Hudson Valley’s Dental Hygiene program is the only
one of its kind within an approximate 150-mile radius.
The college’s Workforce Development Institute coordinates
training programs and contracts for many area business and
government agencies. The Office of Continuing Education
offers credit-bearing courses at convenient times and places
and the Office of Community and Professional Education offers
a wide variety of non-credit and short-term courses that serve a
wide range of community and professional needs and interests.
The campus has extensive, state-of-the-art facilities to
support its academic programs, including the Bulmer
Telecommunications Center which encompasses the latest
innovations in multimedia presentation, videoconferencing,
teleconferencing, distance learning and instructional technology.
The college also provides student support services to
ensure success, including the Collegiate Academic Support
Program, the Learning Assistance Center, the Disability
Resource Center, the Peer Tutoring Program, the Smart Start
Program and the Viking Child Care Center. These services are
available to all students.
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Athletic
Facilities
Hudson Valley Community College boasts some of the
finest athletic facilities found on any two-year college campus in
the country. Among the varsity sports held on the Troy grounds
are: men’s and women’s basketball; ice hockey; football;
women’s cross country; women’s tennis; men’s and women’s
soccer; men’s lacrosse; baseball; and softball. The college also
hosts physical education classes and intramural competitions on
its indoor and outdoor facilities.
All of Hudson Valley’s athletic teams enjoy the benefits of
the McDonough Sports Complex, a 126,000-square-foot
recreation facility that is home to a 4,000-seat gymnasium and
the first on-campus ice rink at any American community college.
The complex also has a weight room, indoor track, racquetball
courts and a fitness room with integrative adaptive equipment.
The baseball team plays at Joseph L. Bruno Stadium on
campus, which seats 4,500 and also is host to the New York-Penn
League’s Tri-City ValleyCats, a Houston Astros-affiliated Class A
baseball team. The exercise physiology lab housed in the
stadium is one of the most complete in the Northeast and is
accessible to physical education students through classes.
Several other new outdoor fields were recently built
adjacent to the baseball stadium. The football, soccer, softball and
tennis teams all have new homes on the Hudson Valley campus.
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Hudson Valley Roster
Player
Kyle Mafrici
Del Lewis
Anthony Robustiano
Andros Sargios
Kalik Parker
Steven Hunt
Herb Tedford
Demar Poindexter
William Griffin
Alex Drake
Year
So.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Pos.
G
G/F
G
G
G/F
G/F
F
G
G
Height
5-10
6-4
5-10
6-0
6-3
6-2
6-4
High School
Colonie
Wings Academy
Mohonasen
Voyages Prep
Ragsdale
Tamarac
Colonie
Watertown
Hyde Leadership
Hometown
Schenectady
Bronx
Rotterdam
Flushing
Jamestown, NC
Wynantskill
Albany
Watertown
New Haven, CT
Curriculum
Business Administration
Business Administration
Business Administration
Liberal Arts
Engineering
Individual Studies
Physical Education
Criminal Justice
Individual Studies
Coaches
Profiles
Kenneth Dagostino
Doug Gejay
Head Coach
Assistant Basketball
Coach
Ken Dagostino finished the 2009-10
basketball season at Hudson Valley
Community College by becoming
only the second coach in the
program’s history to win 20 games in
his first season as head coach. With
an overall record of 20-9, the Vikings
finished in third-place in the
Mountain Valley Conference, fourthplace in Region III, and advanced all the way to the semifinals of the NJCAA Region III Tournament.
In addition to his coaching responsibilities, Dagostino serves
as the college’s coordinator of intramurals.
Dagostino served as the director of basketball operations at
The University at Albany from April 2007 until September
2009. He was a member of the University at Albany coaching
staff during their memorable 2007 America East
Championship and NCAA Tournament run. Prior to that
appointment, he was a graduate assistant and video
coordinator for the Great Danes program. Dagostino also
served as the director of the Will Brown Boy’s Basketball
Camp.
Dagostino, who graduated cum laude and earned a bachelor’s
degree in business administration from Iona College, also
played four years. He began his career as a walk-on, but then
earned a scholarship for both his junior and senior seasons.
Dagostino was also a captain on Iona’s 2006 MAAC
Championship and NCAA Tournament team.
As a former local Section II student-athlete at Guilderland
High School, Dagostino was captain of the Dutchmen’s 2002
Suburban Council Championship team. As a former Section II
All-Star, Suburban Council All-Star, WNYT News Channel 13
All-Star, and Times Union & Daily Gazette All-Star, Dagostino
has the necessary experience to continue to recruit the quality
local student-athletes who have been a key part of the success
of the men’s basketball program here at Hudson Valley
Community College.
Dagostino currently resides in Guilderland with his wife and
their daughter.
Coach Doug Gejay enters his second
season on Coach Dagostino’s staff
after finishing a successful first season.
Gejay spent five seasons as an
assistant coach at Guilderland High
School. His duties included helping
Coach Ron Osinski and Coach Mike
Parks with practice, scouting and
game-day preparation. Coach Gejay has also spent many years
coaching at local basketball camps including the Dutchmen
Basketball Camp and the Sage Gators Camp at Sage College.
As a Suburban Council Section II student-athlete for four
years while at Guilderland High School, Gejay played a lead
role on the 2004 varsity basketball team, which achieved the
best record in school history as the undefeated Suburban
Council Champions and runner-up Sectional Finalists.
Gejay is a 2008 graduate of Western New England College in
Springfield, MA where he was awarded a Bachelor’s Degree
in Business Administration/ Sports Management. Gejay’s
college internship program was completed at Siena College
under the supervision of Athletic Director, John D’Argenio
and his staff.
Aaron Hahn
Assistant Basketball
Coach
Coach Aaron Hahn enters his second
season on Coach Dagostino’s staff
after having a successful first season.
Hahn has spent two years working as
a student assistant under Dagostino
while he was a member of the
University of Albany coaching staff.
This position required him to help
with practice, travel and game-day
preparation, as well as complete administrative duties. Coach
Hahn has also spent the last few summers helping area youth
improve their basketball skills as a coach at the Will Brown
Basketball Camp.
Coach Hahn was a four-year student-athlete for Olean High
School, located in Olean, NY. As a junior, he was a member of
the 2004-05 basketball teams that won the Chautauqua –
Cattaraugus Conference league title and started a string of 47
consecutive league wins by the program. As a senior, Hahn
was a member of the 2005-06 teams that completed the first
undefeated regular season in school history, won the
Cattaraugus Conference league championship, and finished
with an overall record of 22-1. The Olean High School
basketball team has received statewide recognition as a dynasty
program due to their success during the past ten years.
Hahn graduated summa cum laude in 2009 with a bachelor’s
degree in accounting and a minor in business administration
from the University at Albany. He is currently pursuing a
master’s degree in professional accountancy also at the
University at Albany.
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2010-11
Season Preview
The men’s basketball team enters the 2010-11 season after a
successful first year under head coach Ken Dagostino last
season. The team won 20 games, finished third in the
Mountain Valley Conference and fourth in Region III. Coach
Dagostino finished the 2009-10 basketball season at Hudson
Valley Community College as only the second coach in the
program’s history to win 20 games in his first season as head
coach
This season, the Vikings will be missing some familiar faces
from their recent success:
• Ramel Alexander (Berkshire/Albany) finished his career as
the third all-time leading scorer (1,086), second all-time
leading rebounder (503), second all-time leader in assists
(157), and seventh all-time leader in assists (187). Alexander
is finishing up his degree this semester and will transfer to
Bloomfield College in New Jersey on a full scholarship
• Matt Harte (Lansingburgh/Troy) finished his career as the
sixth all-time leader in rebounding (363) and seventh in field
goal percentage (50.2%). Harte is currently enrolled and
playing basketball at Wentworth Institute of Technology in
Boston, MA.
• Carlos Pellot-Rivera (Carmel/Carmel) played in only 13
games for the Vikings last season yet he averaged 18.3 points
per game, shot 67.8% from the field and was named to the
NJCAA Region III All-Tournament Team. Carlos is finishing
up his degree this season and will transfer to a four-year
institution as a student-athlete.
• Pat Lanoue (Hoosic Valley/Troy) finished his career as the
seventh all-time leader in career three-point field goals made
(97). Lanoue is currently enrolled and playing basketball at
Sage College in Troy.
The Vikings return three key veterans to this year’s roster.
Steve Hunt (Tamarac/Wynantskill) was a Mountain Valley
All-Conference selection last season and will look to be an
even bigger impact player during his final year. Anthony
Robustiano (Mohonasen/Rotterdam) is the lone captain on
this year’s Viking team and will play a major role as a leader
from the point guard position this season. Kyle Mafrici
(Colonie/Schenectady) will be expected to step into a role as
a major outside threat in Region III this year.
There also are some key additions to the roster for the
upcoming season. Incoming freshman Herb Tedford
(Colonie/Albany), Kalik Parker (Ragsdale/Jamestown, NC),
Andros Sargios (Voyages Prep/Flushing) and Del Lewis
(Wings Academy/Bronx) will all step into roles as major
contributors to this years team
Improvement will be key to the Vikings success this season.
As long as each player on this year’s roster can make a
commitment to improving individually in practice and in
games, the Vikings will undoubtedly improve as a team and
surely be poised for success.
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STEVEN
HUNT
Guard/Forward
Class:
Height:
Weight:
High School:
Hometown:
Curriculum:
Sophomore
6-2
205
Tamarac
Wynantskill
Individual Studies
A graduate of Tamarac High school, Steven Hunt
returns to Hudson Valley after being a third-team
Mountain Valley All-Conference last season and
will look to be an even bigger impact player
during his final year.
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DEL
LEWIS
Guard/Forward
Class:
Height:
Weight:
High School:
Hometown:
Curriculum:
Freshman
6-4
180
Wings Academy
Bronx
Business Administration
Del Lewis joins the Vikings in his first season after
playing high school basketball at the Bronx
powerhouse Wings Academy. He is a versatile
guard that can play big or small. Lewis is
expected to use his talent and athleticism to
contribute as an impact player for the Vikings
right away.
5
12
13
14
KYLE
MAFRICI
Guard
Class:
Height:
Weight:
High School:
Hometown:
Curriculum:
Sophomore
5-10
160
Colonie
Schenectady
Business Administration
Kyle Mafrici starred at Colonie High and was
named Suburban Council All-Star in his
senior year. He is expected to step into a role
as a major outside threat in Region III this
year.
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15
16
KALIK
PARKER
Guard/Forward
Class:
Height:
Weight:
High School:
Hometown:
Curriculum:
Freshman
6-3
Ragsdale
Jamestown, NC
Engineering
Kalik Parker joins the Vikings in his first
season after playing high school basketball in
North Carolina at Ragsdale High School.
Kalik is no stranger to the Capital District
area, having grown up in Ballston Spa. He is a
long and athletic guard who will be able to
play both big and small for the Vikings this
season.
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18
ANTHONY
ROBUSTIANO
Guard
Class:
Height:
Weight :
High School:
Hometown:
Curriculum:
Sophomore
5-10
160
Mohonasen
Rotterdam
Business
Anthony Robustiano enters his sophomore
year with the Vikings with expectations on
him as the lone captain of this year’s team.
He will play a major role as a leader from the
point guard position this season. Anthony
possesses a deep competitive drive along with
a quick first step and touch from the threepoint range.
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ANDROS
SARGIOS
Guard
Class:
Height:
Weight:
High School:
Hometown:
Curriculum:
Freshman
6-0
165
Voyages Prep
Flushing
Liberal Arts
Andros Sargios joins the Vikings in his first season
after playing high school basketball at Voyages
Prep in Queens. He is a guard with long-range
capabilities and will be expected to step in right
away to contribute as an impact player for the
Vikings.
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TIME - OUT !
To wish the
2010-11
HVCC Vikings
Good
Luck!
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HERB
TEDFORD
Forward
Class:
Height:
Weight:
High School:
Hometown:
Curriculum:
Freshman
6-4
190
Colonie Central
Albany
Physical Education
Herb Tedford joins the Vikings in his first season
after playing high school basketball at Colonie
High School. He is an athletic, big man who will
be expected to make an impact in the post for the
Vikings this season.
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vikingclub
A message from the
Director of Athletics
Dear Friends:
As Hudson Valley Community College
observes its 56th anniversary, we celebrate
the tradition of Hudson Valley athletics and
look forward to an even brighter future. In
the past five years, 11 of our 16 teams have
won conference and regional titles. During
the last two years alone, an astonishing 20 of
our student-athletes have been named as an
NJCAA All-American.
With the construction of the Joseph L. Bruno
Stadium – clearly the crown jewel of on-campus
baseball facilities – Hudson Valley developed a
new outdoor athletic complex, unmatched on
any two-year college campus across the
country. We are excited about our new home
and recent success, and I am asking for your
support to ensure that the future of Hudson
Valley athletics will mirror the past.
Viking Club
Members
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
($2,500)
Douglas Baldrey
Fred and Anita Nero
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE
($1,000)
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Linda Jojo and the General Electric Foundation
Andrew Marrochello
Thomas Reinisch
COACH’S CIRCLE
($500)
Stuart Balter
Terrance Kenny
Michael DiPiazza
Teresa Lewandusky
hudson valley community college
Your tax-deductible donation to the Viking
Club will directly impact our 250 studentathletes, assisting with academic retention
initiatives, program enhancements, community
endeavors, recruiting and facility development.
Membership in the Viking Club is simple.
Your contribution can be paid in one lump
sum or spread out over five years. For a gift
of more than $500, your name will be
permanently displayed on a plaque in the
Hudson Valley Athletic Hall of Fame.
I am sure that you will be proud of the
student-athletes on our 16 teams. I hope that
we can count on you to be a member of the
17th team – the Viking Club.
CHAMPION
($250)
Richard Alfred, M.D.
Dawn Beaham
Sarah and Steve Boggess
Phil Brown
Senator Joseph L. Bruno
Stephanie Clarke
Willie A. Hammett
Kathy Jimino
Dottie Reynolds and Gary Johnson
Jim and Regina LaGatta
Donald and Nancy Schmidt
Marco J. Silvestri, Ph.D.
VARSITY
($100)
Kristan Pelletier
Director of Athletics
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Hudson Valley athletics, log on to:
Jill Alix
Barry Bruno
Charles and Sandy Ferris
John Fisher
Rocco Fragomeni
athletics.hvcc.edu
Jeremy Gulich
Matthew Kupic
Paul Mastroianni
Joseph Montone
Steven Mullen
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Please mail your contribution with this form to:
Hudson Valley Community College Foundation, 80 Vandenburgh Avenue, Troy, New York 12180
Linda Sayre
James Talarico
18 Hudson Street
Mechanicville, NY 12118
518-665-0370
518-665-0378 (Fax)
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2009-10
Results, Statistics and Honors
RESULTS
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 10
Nov. 12
Nov. 19
Nov. 21
Nov. 23
Dec. 3
Dec. 5
Dec. 7
Dec. 10
Dec. 12
Dec.14
Jan. 7
Jan. 12
TC3
Corning
Herkimer
North Country
Fulton Montgomery
Onondaga
Clinton
Delhi
Jefferson
RPI JV
Mohawk Valley
Broome
Columbia Greene
New Hampshire Inst. of Tech.
Word of Life
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
Jan. 17
Schenectady
L 63-70
Jan. 20
North Country
W 87-76
Jan. 23
Herkimer
L 60-63
Jan. 26
Adirondack
W 75-67
Jan. 28
Fulton Montgomery
W 69-66
Jan. 31
Ulster
W 101-88
Feb. 3
Clinton
W 82-70
Feb. 6
Mohawk Valley
L 78-89
Feb. 8
Adirondack
W 85-64
Feb. 11
Columbia Greene
W 66-64
Feb. 13
Delhi
W 78-65
Feb. 16
Schenectady
W 86-70
Feb. 26
Schenectady*
W 86-67
Feb. 27
Herkimer*
L 52-59
* Denotes NJCAA Region III Division III Tournament
74-85
81-70
50-87
84-80
88-83
93-80
67-58
50-46
69-71
97-93
70-62
61-64
71-72
91-54
72-56
STATISTICS
No.
1
5
10
11
21
22
23
31
32
44
Player
K. Mafrici
R. Alexander
A. Robustiano
W. Washington
T. Tibbitts
M. Harte
P. Lanoue
C. Pellot-Rivera
S. Hunt
C. Hurin
A. Gaynor
J. Falkowitz
J. Keefe
K. Owusu
Totals
GP
28
29
29
8
14
29
22
13
27
28
5
4
12
2
GS
16
28
16
0
0
29
9
1
25
11
0
4
4
2
29
Pts
241
614
185
17
31
262
151
238
290
64
7
24
63
2
2189
Avg
8.6
21.2
6.4
2.1
2.2
9
6.9
18.3
10.7
2.3
1.4
6
5.3
1
75.5
FG
84
234
45
8
11
107
58
101
110
25
3
9
22
1
818
FGA
224
468
125
14
32
214
160
149
227
63
11
17
61
4
1769
Pct
.375
.5
.36
.571
.344
.5
.363
.678
.485
.397
.273
.529
.361
.25
.46
3FG
30
21
19
0
4
0
15
0
3
0
0
3
2
0
97
3FGA
94
74
60
1
19
0
64
1
22
0
0
5
11
0
351
Pct
.319
.284
.317
0
.211
0
.234
0
.136
0
0
.6
.182
0
.276
FT
43
125
76
1
5
48
20
36
67
14
1
3
17
0
456
FTA
67
163
100
5
11
97
36
53
92
28
5
6
26
0
689
Pct
.642
.767
.76
.2
.455
.495
.556
.679
.728
.5
.2
.5
.654
0
.662
Off
10
87
13
2
7
55
22
49
76
28
5
0
19
4
377
Def
61
233
52
4
5
145
48
54
123
72
10
9
16
7
839
Tot
71
320
65
6
12
200
70
103
199
100
15
9
35
11
1216
Avg
2.5
11
2.2
0.8
0.9
6.9
3.2
7.9
7.4
3.6
3
2.3
2.9
5.5
41.9
A
36
137
64
3
1
65
32
15
39
7
3
9
9
0
420
TO
52
126
62
14
7
76
37
21
56
27
4
11
18
0
511
Blk
0
14
0
0
0
27
1
24
13
4
1
2
2
1
89
Stl
43
86
27
1
4
42
23
12
26
12
3
3
5
1
288
Charges
10
1
4
0
0
4
2
0
4
0
0
0
2
00
27
HONORS
Ramel Alexander
BCANY All-New York State Junior College First-Team
Region III First Team
Mountain Valley Conference First-Team
Steven Hunt
Mountain Valley Conference Third-Team
27
Viking
Records (since 1995)
MOST POINTS IN A GAME:
40 (Justin Gallo, 2007-08 at Broome)
39 (Markael Brace, 2002-03 vs. Broome)
38 (Ramel Alexander, 2009-10 vs. Ulster)
37 (Ramel Alexander, 2009-10 vs. Corning)
37 (Joseph Bell, 2001-02 vs. Columbia-Greene)
34 (Marty Safford, 1984-85 vs. Morrisville)
34 (Datwan Hemingway, 2007-08 at Cayuga)
33 (Markael Brace, 2002-03 vs. Canton)
32 (Ramel Alexander, 2009-10 vs. Schenectady)
32 (Datwan Hemingway, 2007-08 vs. Mohawk Valley)
32 (Carlos Pellot-Rivera, 2009-10 vs. Herkimer)
31 (Justin Gallo, 2007-08 vs. Schenectady)
31 (Justin Gallo, 2007-08 vs. Schenectady)
31 (Emanuel Mayben, 2007-08 at Cobleskill)
31 (Khylan Hunt, 2005-06 at Fulton-Montgomery)
31 (Mike Cherry, 1995-96 vs. Adirondack)
31 (Vince Phinn, 1995-96 vs. Cobleskill)
30 (Ramel Alexander, 2009-10 at Mohawk Valley)
MOST ASSISTS IN A GAME:
18 (Emanuel Mayben, 2007-08 vs. Schenectady)
15 (Emanuel Mayben, 2007-08 at Adirondack)
14 (Emanuel Mayben, 2007-08 at Fulton-Montgomery)
13 (Emanuel Mayben, 2007-08 vs. Fulton-Montgomery)
13 (Emanuel Mayben, 2007-08 vs. Delhi)
13 (Emanuel Mayben, 2007-08 at Onondaga)
13 (Emanuel Mayben, 2007-08 vs. Fulton-Montgomery)
13 (Marlon Sousis, 2004-05 vs. Canton)
13 (Woody Edwards, 1995-97 vs. Adirondack)
12 (Emanuel Mayben, 2007-08 at Herkimer)
12 (Emanuel Mayben, 2007-08 vs. Herkimer)
12 (Emanuel Mayben, 2007-08 at Schenectady)
12 (Woody Edwards, 1995-97 vs. Columbia Greene)
12 (Kyle Manus, 1997-99 vs. Paul Smith’s)
MOST REBOUNDS IN A GAME:
21 (Datwan Hemingway, 2007-08 at Adirondack)
21 (Datwan Hemingway, 2007-08 at Schenectady)
20 (Larry Tape, 2005-06 at Morrisville)
20 (Zach Bye, 2006-07 vs. Broome)
20 (Zach Bye, 2006-07 at Schenectady)
19 (Ian Austin-Michaud, 2008-09 vs. Clinton)
19 (Dalton Austin-Michaud, 2008-09 vs. No. Country)
19 (Datwan Hemingway, 2007-08 vs. Adirondack)
19 (Datwan Hemingway, 2007-08 vs. Holyoke)
19 (Marty Safford, 1984-85 vs. Fulton-Montgomery)
18 (Ian Austin-Michaud, 2008-09 vs. Broome)
18 (Adam Vooris, 1999-01 vs. Fulton-Montgomery)
17 (Ramel Alexander, 2009-10 at North Country)
17 (Ramel Alexander, 2009-10 vs. Clinton)
17 (Ramel Alexander, 2009-10 vs. Schenectady)
17 (Datwan Hemingway, 2007-08 vs. Fulton-Montgomery)
17 (Datwan Hemingway, 2007-08 at Delhi)
17 (Datwan Hemingway, 2007-08 vs. Schenectady)
17 (Zach Bye, 2006-07 vs. Erie)
17 (Zach Bye, 2006-07 vs. Mohawk Valley)
17 (Khylan Hunt, 2005-06 vs. Morrisville)
17 (Kylan Hunt, 2005-06 vs. Canton)
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MOST CAREER ASSISTS
286 (Emanuel Mayben, 2007-08)
244 (Woody Edwards, 1995-97)
235 (Aric Kucel, 2003-05)
210 (Chris Jura, 1998-2000)
200 (Paul Bowe, 2000-02)
188 (Kyle Manus, 1997-99)
187 (Ramel Alexander, 2008-10)
187 (David Walden, 1998-2000)
183 (Kyle Miller, 1999-01)
MOST CAREER REBOUNDS
589 (Khylan Hunt, 2004-06)
503 (Ramel Alexander, 2008-10)
462 (David Walden, 1998-2000)
451 (Allan Dickson, 2002-03, 2005-06)
417 (Datwan Hemingway, 2007-08)
381 (Tom Perren, 1999-01)
363 (Matt Harte, 2008-10)
346 (Larry Tape, 2003-04, 2005-06)
344 (Bill Heslin, 2003-04)
333 (Zach Bye, 2006-07)
333 (Vince Phinn, 1995-97)
300 (Ian Austin-Michaud, 2008-09)
290 (Jay Mahoney, 1996-98)
289 (Jason McKinney, 2000-02)
285 (Nick Maloy, 1997-99)
MOST CAREER 3-POINTERS
159 (Ryne Luce, 2006-08)
153 (Justin Gallo, 2006-08)
146 (Dennis Pitaniello, 1998-2000)
131 (Nick Maloy, 1997-99)
125 (Markael Brace, 2000-03)
109 (Tim Kindlon, 2003-04)
106 (Aric Kucel, 2003-05)
97 (Pat Lanoue, 2008-10)
87 (Jay Mahoney, 1996-98)
MOST CAREER BLOCKS
162 (Tom Perren, 1999-01)
155 (Khylan Hunt, 2004-06)
119 (Kevin Goutos, 2005-07)
114 (Allan Dickson, 2002-03, 2005-06)
84 (Bill Heslin, 2003-04)
83 (David Walden, 1998-2000)
64 (Jared Parseghian, 1997-99)
MOST CAREER STEALS
175 (David Walden, 1998-2000)
157 (Ramel Alexander, 2008-10)
146 (Allan Dickson, 2002-03, 2005-06)
124 (Aric Kucel, 2003-05)
106 (Justin Gallo, 2006-08)
106 (Markael Brace, 2000-03)
105 (Dennis Pitaniello, 1998-2000)
101 (Nick Maloy, 1997-99)
101 (Kyle Manus, 1997-99)
BEST CAREER FG PERCENTAGE:
MOST CAREER POINTS:
(minimum 250 shots attempted)
54.1% ( Derick Faragon, 206-381, 2006-08)
53.6% (Maurice Lane, 157 of 293, 2006-07)
51.7% (Patrick Barnes, 150 of 290, 2008-09)
51.2% (Ramel Alexander, 185 of 361, 2008-09)
51% (Vince Phinn, 202 of 396, 1995-97)
50.5% (Ramel Alexander, 429-850, 2008-10)
50.2% (Matt Harte, 197-392, 2008-10)
50.2% (Datwan Hemingway, 233-464, 2007-08)
49.9% (David Walden, 364 of 729, 1998-2000)
49.1% (Emanuel Mayben, 207-422, 2007-08)
48.5% (Jay Mahoney, 128-264, 1996-98)
47.5% (Greg Malm, 155 of 326, 1996-98)
MEN’S COACHING RECORDS
Coach
John Mrockowski
Don Schmidt
Bob Kirchberger
Matt Kupic
Clem Zotto
Dan Hytko
Lowes Moore
Roy Pompey
Bob Catherwood
Vince Medici
Andre Cook
Ken Dagostino
Years
1954-59
1959-62, 1969-71
1962-69
1971-79
1979-81
1981-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-95
1995-2004
2004-2009
2009-present
Won
39
70
129
117
18
135
10
12
106
166
119
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ALL-TIME WON-LOST RECORD
Year
1954-55
1955-56
1956-57
1957-58
1958-59
1959-60
1960-61
1961-62
1962-63
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
Record
8-10
11-6
6-10
9-8
2-13
6-14
20-5
22-3
19-9
21-7
17-9
21-7
20-8
21-7
10-17
12-17
10-17
13-13
19-9
11-13
14-9
12-12
12-14
19-7
17-9
12-11
6-19
Head Coach
John Mrockowski
John Mrockowski
John Mrockowski
John Mrockowski
John Mrockowski
Don Schmidt
Don Schmidt
Don Schmidt
Bob Kirchberger
Bob Kirchberger
Bob Kirchberger
Bob Kirchberger
Bob Kirchberger
Bob Kirchberger
Bob Kirchberger
Don Schmidt
Don Schmidt
Matt Kupic
Matt Kupic
Matt Kupic
Matt Kupic
Matt Kupic
Matt Kupic
Matt Kupic
Matt Kupic
Clem Zotto
Clem Zotto
(Includes all years since 1955-56)
1,314 (Ducey Hughes, 1977-79)
1,148 (Justin Gallo, 2006-08)
1,086 (Ramel Alexander, 2008-10)
1,003 (Don Mullaney, 1963-65)
975 (David Walden, 1998-2000)
966 (Khylan Hunt, 2004-06)
937 (Steve Armstrong, 1973-75)
918 (Jack McMahon, 1960-62)
909 (Markael Brace, 2000-03)
893 (Dennis Pitaniello, 1998-2000)
834 (Chris Sculco, 1995-97)
830 (Norm Gates, 1954-56)
800 (Allan Dickson, 2002-03, 2005-06)
760 (Paul Jordan, 1960-62)
751 (Nick Maloy, 1997-99)
Lost
47
56
64
86
30
70
14
14
38
94
40
9
Percentage
.434
.556
.668
.576
.375
.655
.417
.462
.736
.638
.748
.689
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
12-11
17-9
25-7
20-10
22-5
14-15
14-11
11-14
12-14
22-10
19-8
26-2
22-7
17-11
16-12
17-11
16-12
24-9
24-6
22-7
18-11
14-13
15-13
16-14
20-11
21-10
30-1
32-4
20-9
Dan Hytko
Dan Hytko
Dan Hytko
Dan Hytko
Dan Hytko
Dan Hytko
Dan Hytko
Lowes Moore
Roy Pompey
Bob Catherwood
Bob Catherwood
Bob Catherwood
Bob Catherwood
Bob Catherwood
Vince Medici
Vince Medici
Vince Medici
Vince Medici
Vince Medici
Vince Medici
Vince Medici
Vince Medici
Vince Medici
Andre Cook
Andre Cook
Andre Cook
Andre Cook
Andre Cook
Ken Dagostino
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Former Players
Where They’ve Gone
The following is a list of Vikings’ basketball players who have
moved on after graduating from Hudson Valley since 1996.
Class of 1996
Paul Honsinger
Mike Cherry
Eckerd College
East Carolina University
Class of 1997
Woody Edwards
Vince Phinn
Chris Sculco
Nate Wylie
SUNY New Paltz
Kean University
Buffalo State
University at Albany
Class of 1998
Jay Mahoney
Mike Galuski
Greg Malm
Jeremy Rundell
Mary Washington University
Greensboro College
Coastal Carolina University
SUNY Cortland
Class of 1999
Mark Gatta
Tim Strong
Jeremy Rusky
SUNY Cortland
SUNY Farmingdale
University at Albany
Class of 2000
Dennis Pitaniello
Jasper Estasis
Chris Jura
Tristan McCarthy
College of Saint Rose
SUNY Plattsburgh
SUNY Plattsburgh
University at Albany
Class of 2001
Kurt Bush
Adam Vooris
R.J. Mann
Kyle Miller
Thomas Perren
SUNY Plattsburgh
SUNY Cortland
SUNY Oswego
SUNY Oswego
Kean University
Class of 2002
Paul Bowe
Jeremy Schneible
Jason McKinney
Todd Haver
Joe Bell
Norwich University
Rochester Institute of Technology
SUNY Cortland
Syracuse University
SUNY New Paltz
Class of 2003
Markael Brace
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North Carolina Central University
Class of 2004
Bill Heslin
Tim Kindlon
Bob Boughton
Antwan Gibson
SUNY Oneonta
Hartwick College
SUNY Brockport
Norfolk State University
Class of 2005
Maurice Frye
Aric Kucel
Jon Steinbiss
Saint Peter’s College
SUNY Cortland
Clarkson University
Class of 2006
Joe Adeife
Simon Clement
Mike Collopy
Khylan Hunt
Chris LaPointe
Larry Tape
Dane Samuels
Bridgeport University
SUNY Oneonta
Coastal Carolina
SUNY Plattsburgh
Saint Rose Graduate Program
Greensboro College
Iona College
Class of 2007
Zach Bye
Mike Canape
Kevin Goutos
Corey Harkins
Maurice Lane
College of Saint Rose
Plymouth State College
SUNY Cobleskill
Siena College
SUNY Oneonta
Class of 2008
Bobby Barry
Grady Edwards
Justin Gallo
Ryan Luce
Emmanuel Mayben
Justinlove Smith
Alfred
Hartwick College
Union College
Keystone College
Binghamton University
Siena College
Class of 2009
Pat Barnes
Garrett Bishop
Cameron Couball
St. Edwards University
Sage College of Albany
St. Edwards University
Class of 2010
Matt Harte
Pat Lanoue
Wentworth Institute of Technology
Sage College
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Hudson Valley Community College
Administration
ANDREW J. MATONAK,
Ed.D., President
Andrew J. Matonak, Ed.D., who
has nearly 30 years of experience in higher
education, is the sixth president in Hudson
Valley Community College’s history. He
assumed the presidency on April 18, 2005.
President Matonak, known as
Drew to students, faculty and staff, came to Hudson Valley after
serving as president of Northwest Iowa Community College in
Sheldon, Iowa for three years. He was chosen to lead Hudson
Valley after a year-long presidential search process that actively
involved faculty, staff, alumni, students and community members.
Accomplishments during his tenure at Northwest Iowa
include: the creation and implementation of a Strategic Plan;
implementation of the Computerized Manufacturing Technology
and Advanced Electrical degrees; expansion of the Nursing
program along with a new health addition; the transition to a
new information system for the college; the passage of a levy
vote to generate additional revenue for college operations with
more than 82 percent approval ratings from the community; and
accreditation from both the Higher Learning Commission and
the State of Iowa. He also led a capital gifts campaign and
increased the college’s endowment.
Prior to serving as Northwest Iowa’s president, he was
vice president for student development and an adjunct instructor
at Lakeland Community College, located in Kirtland, Ohio, just
outside of Cleveland.
President Matonak’s career has been shaped by his
decision to attend Butler County Community College in Butler,
P.A. after graduating from high school: he wanted to give other
students the same opportunity that was given to him.
After earning an associate’s degree in liberal arts from
Butler, he received a bachelor’s degree in sociology from the
College of Wooster in Wooster, Ohio; a master’s degree in
student personnel administration from Michigan State
University in East Lansing, Mich.; and a doctorate in higher
education administration from the University at Houston in
Houston, T.X.
He also has served as dean of student affairs at HorryGeorgetown Technical College in Conway, S.C.; assistant dean of
student affairs at the University of Houston; the admissions and
records coordinator at Lee College in Baytown, T.X.; and
assistant dean of student development and coordinator of career
development and placement at Eastern Iowa Community
College District.
President Matonak and his wife, Karen, have a daughter,
Taylor.
ALEX POPOVICS, Ed.D,
Vice President for Enrollment
Management and Student
Development
Dr. Popovics was appointed to
his current position at Hudson Valley
Community College in April 2006.
He leads the college’s efforts to develop a
comprehensive enrollment management
plan and oversees the college’s student services division. The
division includes admissions, registration, student life,
intercollegiate athletics, disability resources, campus ministry,
counseling, transfer, health, career and employment services. He
also serves as president of the board of the Faculty Student
Association of Hudson Valley Community College, Inc., which
operates auxiliary services, including the bookstore, food service
and day care center.
Dr. Popovics has served as vice president for enrollment
management at several institutions of higher education and as
president of Presentation College in Aberdeen, S.D. He earned a
doctorate of education in educational leadership: policy,
planning and administration from Boston University. He is an
avid runner and a Boston Marathon qualifier.
Dr. Popovics and his wife, Joanne, have three daughters,
Kristin, Laura and Sarah. Sarah is a 2008 graduate of Hudson
Valley.
KRISTAN PELLETIER,
Director of Athletics
Kristan Pelletier of Troy is the first
female to be appointed to the position of
director of athletics in the college’s 56-year
history.
Pelletier served as Hudson
Valley’s assistant director of athletics in
2008, also becoming the first female in the
college’s history to hold that post.
As director of athletics, Pelletier oversees 16 NJCAA
Region III varsity sports, intercollegiate activities, coaches, staff
and over 300 student-athletes in the athletic program. Her
responsibilities include administering the athletic program’s
annual budget and supervising all facets of the sports programs.
During Pelletier’s time as assistant athletic director, ten
of Hudson Valley’s current 16 teams qualified for post-season
play, winning three Mountain Valley Conference titles and one
Region III title. This year, the men’s lacrosse team won its first
conference championship in program history and the men’s
basketball team advanced to the national semifinals after
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Hudson Valley Community College
Administration (continued)
winning its second consecutive conference title and first Region
III title since 1999. Three Hudson Valley coaches were honored as
Mountain Valley Conference Coach of the Year during Pelletier’s
tenure as assistant athletic director.
Pelletier also was responsible for overseeing the
addition of two new sports to Hudson Valley’s athletic
department, giving the college a total of 16 athletic programs
that compete at the NJCAA level. The two sports, men’s cross
country and women’s golf, began competition in 2009-2010.
Prior to coming to Hudson Valley Community College,
Pelletier was a financial consultant and analyst at
AYCO/Goldman Sachs, an advertising and marketing executive
for the Tri-City ValleyCats, and director of women’s basketball
operations at The University at Albany. She also has served as
the head women’s basketball coach at Schenectady County
Community College and as assistant women’s basketball coach
at The College of Saint Rose.
Pelletier is a graduate of Bishop Maginn High School,
received a master’s degree in business administration and a
bachelor’s degree in psychology from The College of Saint Rose,
and is a 2010 graduate of Leadership Tech Valley. She was a
member of the Saint Rose women’s basketball team, appearing
twice in the NCAA Division II Sweet 16 and was inducted into
the Bishop Maginn Athletic Hall of Fame in 2006. She is
currently pursuing her doctorate in education with a
concentration in athletic administration.
Pelletier is also a certified personal trainer and a
certified nutritional advisor.
KEITH THOMAS,
Athletic Trainer
Keith Thomas has been the
Hudson Valley Community College
athletic trainer since the 2004-05 school
year.
Thomas is responsible for the
prevention and treatment of athletic
injuries for approximately 250 studentathletes on Hudson Valley’s 16 varsity teams.
He came to Hudson Valley from Union College where
he was an assistant athletic trainer since July 2004. Prior to
working at Union, he was a graduate assistant athletic trainer at
the University at Albany for two years and the athletic trainer at
LaSalle Institute for four years.
Thomas received a bachelor’s degree in athletic training
from Alfred University in 1998 and a master’s degree in curriculum
development and instructional technology from UAlbany in 2004.
He lives in Malta with his wife, Tara.
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TIM WILSON,
Assistant Supervisor of Athletics
and Recreation
Tim Wilson joined the Hudson
Valley Community College athletic staff in
2002. He is a 1999 graduate of Troy High
School and lives in Wynantskill.
CHRIS KELLY,
Supervisor of
Athletic Programs
Chris Kelly became the
supervisor of athletic programs at Hudson
Valley Community College in 2005.
Kelly has been instrumental in
the success of the Hudson Valley athletic
department since her playing days in the
late 1980s.
She is in her eighth year as head coach of the women’s
volleyball team and in her fifth year as an assistant basketball
coach under Colleen Ferris. She was an assistant women’s
basketball coach under Paul Bishop in 1992-93, helping the Lady
Vikings win their first national championship.
The only person to be inducted into the Hudson Valley
Athletic Hall of Fame three times, Kelly is honored as an
individual player, as a member of the 1988-89 women’s
basketball team, and as an assistant coach on the 1992-93
national championship team.
She holds a master’s degree in psychology.
DR. RICHARD ALFRED,
Team Physician and
Orthopedic Surgeon
Dr. Richard Alfred has been the
team physician and orthopedic surgeon for
Hudson Valley Community College athletics
since 1988. He is a partner in The Orthopedic
Group, based in Albany.
Originally from the Albany area,
Dr. Alfred obtained his bachelor’s degree from Harvard
University and attended Albany Medical College. After
completing an orthopedic surgery residency at Albany Medical
Center, he completed a prestigious fellowship in sports medicine
at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation.
Dr. Alfred currently is an assistant clinical professor of
surgery/orthopedics at Albany Medical College and serves as
the medical director for the New York Giants training camp in
Albany.
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2010-11
Winter Sports Schedules (See back cover for men’s basketball schedule)
ICE HOCKEY
Day Date
Opponent
Location Time
Fri
Sun
Fri
Sat
Oct. 22
Oct. 24
Oct. 29
Oct. 30
Union Club
RPI
Boston Junior Blackhawks
Wagner
Home
Away
Home
Home
7 p.m.
Noon
7 p.m.
1 p.m.
Fri
Sat
Wed
Thu
Sat
Sat
Nov. 5
Nov. 6
Nov. 10
Nov. 11
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
Monroe
Canton
Mohawk Valley
Albany Club
Canton
Mohawk Valley
Home
Home
Away
Away
Away
Home
7 p.m.
7:15 p.m.
7 p.m.
8:40 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
Fri
Sat
Wed
Sat
Dec. 3
Dec. 4
Dec. 8
Dec. 11
Erie
Erie
Broome
County College of Morris
Home
Home
Away
Home
7 p.m.
1 p.m.
7:09 p.m.
1 p.m.
Sat
Fri
Tue
Sat
Jan. 8
Jan. 14
Jan. 25
Jan. 29
Union Club
County College of Morris
Broome
Erie
Away
Away
Home
Away
8:15 p.m.
8 p.m.
6 p.m.
3:15 p.m.
Sat
Fri
Sat
Wed
Fri
Wed
Feb. 5
Feb. 11
Feb. 12
Feb. 16
Feb. 18
Feb. 23
Broome
Monroe
Monroe
Albany Club
RPI
Mohawk Valley
Home
Away
Away
Home
Home
Away
1 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7 p.m.
Fri
Sat
Sun
Mar. 4
Mar. 5
Mar. 6
National Tournament
National Tournament
National Tournament
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
BOWLING
Day Date
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Dec. 27
Dec. 28
Dec. 29
Dec. 30
Roto Grip Keystone Classic
Roto Grip Keystone Classic
Nittany Lion Kegler Classic
Nittany Lion Kegler Classic
Opponent
Location
Time
Sun
Wed
Thu
Sat
Jan. 16
Jan. 19
Jan. 27
Jan. 29
Hawk Invitational
Columbia Greene
Hudson Valley Invitational
Blue & Orange Classic
Utica
Hudson
Troy
Wappinger Falls
9 a.m.
3 p.m.
3 p.m.
9:30 a.m.
Wed
Fri
Sat
Thu
Sun
Wed
Sun
Feb. 2
Feb. 4
Feb. 5
Feb. 10
Feb. 13
Feb. 16
Feb. 20
Adirondack Invitational
Mohawk Valley Invitational
Dutchess Invitational
Herkimer Invitational
Schenectady Invitational
Schenectady
Region III Tournament
Ft. Edwards
Utica
Poughkeepsie
Utica
Schenectady
Schenectady
Utica
3 p.m.
TBA
9:30 a.m.
3:30 p.m.
8 a.m.
3 p.m.
9 a.m.
Thu
Sat
Mar. 3
Mar. 5
National Tournament
National Tournament
Erie
Erie
TBA
TBA
Allentown, PA
Allentown, PA
Cherry Hill, NJ
Cherry Hill, NJ
3:30 p.m.
TBA
8:30 a.m.
8:30 a.m.
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Day
Sat
Oct. 30
Date
Opponent
Location Time
Away
11 a.m.
Thu
Sun
Thu
Fri
Sun
Mon
Mon
Nov. 4
Nov. 7
Nov. 11
Nov. 12
Nov. 14
Nov. 22
Nov. 29
Fulton Montgomery
Corning
North Country
Albany College of Pharmacy
Finger Lakes
Broome
Onondaga
Home
Away
Home
Away
Away
Away
Home
5 p.m.
1 p.m.
5 p.m.
7 p.m.
1 p.m.
6 p.m.
5 p.m.
Wed
Sat
Tue
Thu
Sat
Mon
Dec. 1
Dec. 4
Dec. 7
Dec. 9
Dec. 11
Dec. 13
Delhi
Jefferson
Schenectady
Mohawk Valley
Broome
Herkimer
Away
Home
Away
Away
Home
Home
5 p.m.
1 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
1 p.m.
5 p.m.
Sat
Mon
Sat
Tue
Sat
Jan. 15
Jan. 17
Jan. 22
Jan. 25
Jan. 29
Schenectady
TC3
Herkimer
Adirondack
North Country
Home
Home
Away
Home
Away
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
6 p.m.
1 p.m.
Tue
Thu
Sat
Tue
Sat
Sat
Tue
Fri
Sat
Sun
Feb. 1
Feb. 3
Feb. 5
Feb. 8
Feb. 12
Feb. 19
Feb. 22
Feb. 25
Feb. 26
Feb. 27
Adirondack
Clinton
Mohawk Valley
Fulton Montgomery
Delhi
Clinton
Sub Regional Tournament
Region III Tournament
Region III Tournament
Region III Tournament
Away
Home
Home
Away
Home
Away
TBA
TC3
TC3
TC3
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
3 p.m.
7 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Sage (scrimmage)
2010-11
Day
Men’s Basketball Schedule
Saturday
Thursday
Sunday
Thursday
Sunday
Tuesday
Monday
Monday
Wednesday
Saturday
Monday
Thursday
Saturday
Monday
Friday
Saturday
Wednesday
Saturday
Monday
Wednesday
Saturday
Tuesday
Thursday
Saturday
Wednesday
Saturday
Tuesday
Thursday
Saturday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Date
Home games in bold.
Oct. 23
Nov. 4
Nov. 7
Nov. 11
Nov. 14
Nov. 16
Nov. 22
Nov. 29
Dec. 1
Dec. 4
Dec. 6
Dec. 9
Dec. 11
Dec. 13
Dec. 17
Jan. 8
Jan. 12
Jan. 15
Jan. 17
Jan. 19
Jan. 22
Jan. 25
Jan. 27
Jan. 29
Feb. 2
Feb. 5
Feb. 8
Feb. 10
Feb. 12
Feb. 15
Feb. 22
Feb. 25
Feb. 26
Feb. 27
Opponent
Sullivan (scrimmage)
Fulton Montgomery
Corning
North Country
Finger Lakes
Columbia Greene
Clinton
Onondaga
Delhi
Jefferson
RPI JV
Mohawk Valley
Broome
Herkimer
Globe Institute
Columbia Greene
New Hampshire Tech
Schenectady
TC3
Nashua
Herkimer
Adirondack
Fulton Montgomery
North Country
Clinton
Mohawk Valley
Adirondack
Word of Life
Delhi
Schenectady
Sub Regional Tournament
Region III Tournament
Region III Tournament
Region III Tournament
Location
Away
Home
Away
Home
Away
Home
Home
Home
Away
Home
Away
Away
Home
Home
Home
Away
Home
Home
Home
Home
Away
Away
Away
Away
Away
Home
Home
Home
Home
Away
TBA
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
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Time
2 p.m.
7 p.m.
3 p.m.
7 p.m.
3 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
3 p.m.
8 p.m.
8 p.m.
3 p.m.
7 p.m.
6 p.m.
2 p.m.
6 p.m.
3 p.m.
3 p.m.
6 p.m.
3 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
3 p.m.
6 p.m.
1 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
3 p.m.
7 p.m.
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA